St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

q Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$50, 1854.
Towards celebrated collection of paint
lngs Will be seen next week at the museum.
One case each of diphtheria and scarlatina
and two cases of Scarlet fever were reported
yesterday.
Sergt. Mullen last evening caught man in
the act of stealing suit of clothes from the
Model Clothing store, and arrested him.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday TO
Henry a. Waddle and Emma Mcfarland.
William V. Conner and Margarita L. Strv,
ker
In a row. which occurred at 264 Eighth
street. William Fulgee, teamster. was
knocked through window, cutting u terrible
cash in his neck.
shot by j. M. Mayfeld, was pronounced to be
more favorable last evening, although little
hopes OF his living are entertained.
A sneak thief last night entered the livery
stable of Carlson Bros, on First street north.
and stole an armful of clothing. He was
afterward captured by Patrolman Norveck.
Tonight at the Grand Peter Clauseu. the
Well-known scenic artist, will exhibit his
panorama OF the Yellowstone park. Critics
are evtravagant in their praises and say the
paintings are well worth seeing.
The comedians, Wilson and Power have
accepted the benefit rendered by a number
OF citizens. 1t will occur at Pence opera
house, June "a, and will consist of the com
edy Irish Aristocray," and host of special
volunteers.
Coroner Hill has decided that the cause of
DR.. Reuben Freemans death was heart lis
ease and will hold no inquest. A daughter
of the deceased arrived yesterday from Bird
Island and will accompany the remains there
for burial to-day.
The Lafayette hotel will be opened earlier
than usual this year by especial request of
the business men who are to entertain the
Chicago and Boston Commercial clubs to-
day. banquet will be given the guests at
the Lafayette this evening.
Gust Olson, a laborer living at COG Van
Buren, street, was struck with pickaxe YES
terday by young man named Joe Hove. The
two were working in sewer in Northeast
Minneapolis and quarreled, when HOVE
struck olson on the head, making a serious
scalp wound.
The Swedish guard, military organiza-
ton affiliated with the Swedish society Nor
den, has made the proper arrangement for a
grand picnic to Bass lake next Sunday to
which all Scandlnavians are invited. Trains
leave at O'Clock in the forenoon from MINI
neapolis IL Pacific depot on First street and
Sixth avenue north. ~.
An elderly man, named c. X. Beare was
knocked down at the intersection of Wash
ington and Second avenues south Yesterday
morning by the carriage of A. F. Gale, who
was driving rapidly to catch q train. The
injured man was taken to his home at 2OI6
Twenty-fourth avenue south, and will be
cared for at Mr.. Gales expense. h
The Presbyterian alliance has elected the
following officers: President, Prof. George
E. Mclean; vice president, Prof. j. s. Crom-
bic; secretary, W. b. Mcintyre; treasurer, s.
A. Harris; executive committee, Rev. j. B.
Donaldson, L. L. Longbrake and Rev. J. M.
Patterson; membership committee, Judge
Vanderberg, Rev. d. L. Wells and w. M.
Tenney. -
Probably the most difficult role yet essayed
by Miss Clara Louise Thompson was that of
Parthenia in ''Ingomar," given at the Grand
last evening: yet she acquitted herself mar
This concludes the engagement at Minneap-
oils. The company will give two perform
ances at st. Paul and go out on trip, wind.
ing up at Winnipeg.